mornelithe said:
Intrinsic said:
jigokutamago said:
lol if the power gap is really that wide between the Wii U and the PS4/Xbox One, then either Nintendo developers are wizards or Sony and Microsoft developers can't optimize for their lives. |
Is this some sort of joke post? Don't get it twisted, the power difference is a lot. Nintendo makes games for their hardware and thats that. They do the best the can and they do good work. But BF4 running on the PS4 and the WiiU will not be the same thing. Not by a mile.
Don't get me wrong, the power gap isn't why third party devs aren't bothering to make games on the WiiU, they just feel that there isn't a amrket there for them. Just look at fisrt gen PS4 titles like KZ:SF or infamous, and first gen XBO titles like Ryse. In the entire lifetime of the WiiU, you will NEVER see anything that can touch those games in visual fidelity or performance. Not to mention 5th gen titles.
Atlas, graphics and performance doesn't a good game make so my advice to wiiU gamers is; Pls, just keep away from the performance arguments and stick to the game arguments. All that matters is that you enjoy the game you are playing.
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Absolutely true statement, on that same token people forget that graphics and performance don't automatically make a bad game, either. Having the extra resources to play around with is never a bad thing. I think devs sometimes get obsessed with using 'everything' though, and lose site of their original target.
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This is to me something that a lot of people convinently forget.
I see hardware as a potential kind of thing. The PS4 has the potential to make better games than the One or Wii U, as it can have more stuff happening on the screen, better effects, more dynamic gameplay, etc, but it all depends on whether devs can take advantage of that power to make good games. The original Xbox was the most powerful, but its library paled compared to the Gamecube and the PS2.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
